What it is
The Range 702 is the largest indoor shooting range in Las Vegas, a few minutes south of the Strip with 16 lanes, including four custom VIP lanes behind a private suite. You show up, sign the waiver, get fitted with eye and ear protection, and an instructor walks you through the guns before you ever step up to the line. This isn't a dusty desert lot — it's a climate-controlled range built specifically around tourist experiences, so the whole thing is designed to be safe and simple even if nobody in the group has fired a gun before.
The lineup runs from single-gun tastings to full arsenals: pistols, submachine guns (MP5, MP5SD), classic and modern rifles (AK-47, M4/M16, Thompson "Tommy Gun"), belt-fed light machine guns (M249 SAW), and the Quadzilla — a custom four-barrel automatic gun that fires 1,400 rounds per minute. The dedicated VIP Bachelor Party package puts a fully automatic MP5 (20 rounds), an M4 (20 rounds), and a .45 caliber 1911 (7 rounds) in front of you inside the VIP suite, plus a shot glass to take home, and it's built to fold straight into a night out: free cover, a first drink, and limo transportation to Larry Flynt's Hustler Club are bundled in.
Why it works for a bachelor party
This is the block that gets everyone's adrenaline up before the group even hits the bars. Firing a fully automatic weapon isn't something most guys get to do at home, and doing it as a group — with instructors keeping things safe and a private VIP room to hang out in between turns — makes it feel like an event rather than a range visit. It photographs well too: everyone leaves with their shot-up target as a souvenir.
The combo packages are the real draw for a bachelor crew. Rather than booking the range as a standalone stop, the VIP Bachelor Party package chains straight into the night: shoot, then limo to a strip club with free entry and a drink covered. That means one booking handles both the adrenaline hour and the transportation logistics for what comes next, which is exactly the kind of no-extra-planning block a best man wants on the itinerary. Larger groups can also take over the VIP suite for a private buyout (up to 40 guests) if you want the whole crew shooting without sharing lanes with walk-ins.
Planning tips
When to book: Book online at least a few days ahead for a weekend group, since VIP suite slots and popular experiences fill up. Reservations are non-refundable but transferable for up to six months, so locking in a headcount early is low-risk.
What's included / what to budget: Pricing is per person — every shooter needs their own package. As of July 2026, entry packages start around $79.95 (One and Done, pick one gun) and $89 (Suns Out Guns Out), mid-tier multi-gun packages run $150-$230, and the VIP Bachelor Party package is $244.95 per person (with a "double my rounds" add-on for $95.95). Bigger multi-gun VIP sets like Full Throttle or All In run $400-$1,000 per person for groups that want the full arsenal experience. Add ammo/upgrades if you want extra rounds — the base packages are set counts.
Age/ID: 21+ to shoot without a guardian for most packages (minors 10+ can shoot only with a parent present); everyone needs valid government ID on-site, and anyone showing signs of alcohol or drug use is turned away at the door — so schedule this before the group starts drinking, not after.
Transfer from the Strip: The Range 702 runs free pickup and drop-off from major Strip hotels in passenger vans, running extra trips for bigger groups, so you don't need to arrange your own ride out.
Good to know
- Where: 5999 Dean Martin Dr, Las Vegas — a few minutes south of the Strip; free hotel pickup/drop-off included.
- Duration: Roughly 45-60 minutes on the range depending on package, plus check-in and safety briefing.
- Price: From ~$80/person for entry packages up to $245/person for the VIP Bachelor Party package (July 2026); premium multi-gun VIP sets run higher.
- Group size: Works for 2 shooters up to full VIP suite buyouts of 40 guests.
- Requirements: 21+ (or 10+ with a guardian), valid photo ID, sober on arrival — no exceptions.
- Booking: Direct on the operator's website; no third-party listing needed.
